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The National tribune., 1887-05-26
THE 4Oth OHIO
Wrested from the Rebels the Battery at the Crn.
ven House.


EDITOR NATIONAL TRIBUNE: II is amusing
20 see what persistegey IS kept up by members OF
the white Star &rigade" in claiming the
honor Of capturing the battery near the Craven
House, on Lookout Mountain, during the battle
on Nov. 2i, 1863. Now the truth is, the 10th
Ohio, OF Whitaker's Brigade, of the Fourth
Corps, did that little job. Surg. j. n. Beach,
Of the 10th Ohio and myself accompanied the
command on that day, and j know what saw
In the charge at that particular time the 10th
boys were on line with the battery and cap
tured it. We lost II killed and 10 wounded.
Seven Of the killed fell at these two guns, in a
hand to hand contest. After the COnfederates
fell back, they made another stand at the stone
fence east of the farm, and from there held US
for time. Then il was that Maj. Acton of
the 10th, was killed. He mounted the works
70 make observation, and was shot through the
lungs.
The names Of our killed were Mai. Thomas
Acton; Jack Long. Nelson Glaze, Co. A; James
w. Scroggy, Daniel Collett, Co. b; Richard
Evans, George Kenzla, Co. G.; Crayton Allen,
Richard Beedle, Edward GoOdlander William
T. Bigelow, Go. ID; Irwin Smith, Co. X Wylie
Church, Co. l. The two of Cos and were
wounded, but died a few days after at Bridge
port Hospital. i went to the battery during a
iuil in the fight to see if the men lying there
were wounded, but found all dead; seven from
my own regiment.
Serg't Jesse n. Oren, Of Co. d, by order Of
Gen. Whitaker and consent Of Gen. Geary,
hauled the guns down the mountain by moon
light" with a squad Of men from the 10th, and
turned them over 10 the Ordnance Officer, tax
ing his receipt for the same. This receipt is
now in the possession of Hon. J. n. 0ren, and
reads as follows:
CAsfP AT LOOKOUT CREEK,
Nov ., a a. m 1861.
Received Of ]. N. Oren, Sergeant, Co. b, 10Th
o. v. J., two pieces Of artillery, captured by the
10th .. v. !. a. the battle of Lookout Mountain.
Is. r. CRoXTON. First Lieutenant and
Ordnance Oficer, First Division, Fourth Corps.
am aware that the "White Star Brigade {"
formed the first line Of battle when we ascend
cd the mountain-sde at the milldam up Look
ont Creek in the morning, but they can we'll
remember when and where and how we changed
places, and Whitaker's Brigade took the ad-
vance. / know there were no other dead or
ounded found on the Craven farm than mem
bers OF Whitaker's Brigade.
Another mistake is made, that We were re-
lieyed by osterhaus. 1t was Gen. Csrlin's
First Brigade, First Division, Fourteenth Corps,
that climbed to our position, from Chattanooga
Valley, about midnight. Whitaker's Brigade
| fell back 10 the west side Of the farm, and lay
down in the cold until daylight, when we saw
the Sth Ky. flag floating from the top Of the
mountain, and heard our little, impetuous Gen.
Whitaker shouting. my flag! by fagI My
| mountain" and the shout WAS answered by
| all who saw it-even from the valley below,
and over TO Fort Wood. the headquarters of
| Gen. Grant.-W. III. MATcHETT, Assistant Sur
geon, 10th Ohio, Greenyille, o.
The National tribune., 1887-05-26

FTORTUhlNG, DIsFIGUkING, ITCHING, sCALY
ana fhmpsy diseases OF the skin, scalp, and blood
viii lnsa ~ hair from infancy old aae aTe cured BY
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the hlod aud preparation Of disease sustaining Gle
nieDts asid llus feillayea tl4e cuiLe.
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scale. and BoTes and restores the haiF.
ClrfcuRA soar, exquisite Skin Beautsner s. inds
Pepeahle in feanF skin diseases baby hnnlors akin
Dien nshrs chhrpcd and oily skln- CurCrEA EErEDIEs
the great skin heautihers.
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Mention The National TTipuns-
The National tribune., 1887-05-26
CIRE ZOE THE nEAF.

PECK'S PATENT IMPROVED CUSHIONED EAR
DRUMS PERI EGTLY RESTORE THE HEARING and
perform the work 0f the natural drum. Iuysib bic, COM
f0rrable and always in position. All conversation, and
even whispers hsartdistnctly Sen fOri Illustrated book
OF testimonials Free. h. HISCON, So Bdway. y. y.
The National tribune., 1887-05-26
ALL. THE RAGE.
GrandArmySleeVe Buttons
Thousands of Comrades are Wearing Them

The most popular thing I'm the way 0f Grand Army
Iewery luss now Is the Grand ARMY sleeve Button, a
pair Bf which viii be any address, postage pro-
paid
For club Of six new subscribers.
For ene subscription and - cents additional
Without subscription 81.
These Sleeve Buttons cheap imitation.
The disk is pearl tinted enamel
AMI upon It's ace, in raised work -
OF heavy rolled gold plate. IS the - - ~
EAGLE cannon and cannon balls n 49, ~. "a N
constituting the upper portion Of - 4.fr-A
the Grand Army oadge, with the4 - 49, u
II .crs g. A. r. engraved in scroll 4lsas<ssa
beneath. The setting is also OF II 49, ~ N
gold plate, and by pressing Oh q % hc1E ~
spFigg the button be taken "a seSs--s@-sA ~
apart thus making 10 easy 90 adj
Just 80 in theCufls. La short 10 Is -
% the most handsome useful an valuable pieces
ieWelrY that has vet been devised.
We have sold large numbers OF these Sleeve Buttons
and they have Invariably given entire satisfaction
Addrsssali orders
TILE NATIONAL TRIBUNE,
Washington ID. c.
The National tribune., 1887-05-26

William Lghthiser Macon. H., speaks in the
highest terms Of the value Of TIE NATIONAL
TRIBUNE 10 the soldiers OF the country, and
thinks every one Of them should take it.
The National tribune., 1887-05-26

The eHaent accompanied ly Mfs clege-
latla Mas, Folsom ala CO... auG Mrs Lamont.
leave thf EecG for saranac Lake. n. n. for
shout l5 days. fishing When De was Ia The
noun AIMS 'asi heasoH he bad delayed II until ii
WAR ainioit tso l4le iof n9Dd FISHING. lleeEfeats
tppei heFf neE 1gfuse tae crowd Uf Adirondack
visitors assemble, With the view al securing A
T04s naa Ane spa1t Hf has been working
very har1 snd lhiaEs De necds l.ttlc rssi
Iha President Las fnaee no plans for ar eKteB-
fiFe SIMMER Trip as yet, and "a may ba thai le
WAL noi Ret An opportunity w be away Coz any
Telegram-herald., 1887-02-28
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sznsi a. Opposition ci~aisr - y T. sua-
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Telegram-herald., 1887-02-28
HOPS FoR as RECOVERY.

ne rnF.isisas Remove ne Ciot of Hioosi
Pom ths Brsin ~ Walter :. Gee.
rae condition. 0f Water s. tee was un
chsngesi Yesterday mornis-. sud he pays.-
r,ans decided - perform az opera .;oa % re-
move toe clct II blood whrh bad FORMED
or he brain. AccoFiinky, shostly sasr
noon ~ re amp assis, ei by D-s. Ciarke
snd orsFo'd performed tae opsrstion.
Af,er retf0 ne TIE hsir from tue ssf.a lac
Rsscl srst so .aCated slmoss mn eistely
The igurs ltt u.s. work veil aoi neaTiv
hflf tsacrEfUl 0f blood WAS removed
it vas sift1sf 1'c'acs 4hen tha eperai it1n
vas runciidcf sul bs eead VS. Il-a
q srrf ln position Were fas remain. isr
af ne h'uta e3Iia slowly 5oEe grf a. WI
The rt,erafian eraieltIs r~fersd him aud
nsd ihs sfss- ~ partially rsuounr the par
sirsl- a nis ful e ersoiin1 kiui 20 move
fheia rbeu ~ desired lie Nss ancon-
scicus Throughout lAe operation ard aQpAr-
eotlT suis-ed ~ sxsrs PAIN thereby. Be
renamed ta rou.arnse corli1ru 81 she
sfErnoon. sthonza 1.s 1mhs we're warn
art le cuengt hts rr~ era.
rues He Efa ar.a however
- swallow frNf sourthinr BE
hal nos done ff~ tnfrff s h1ufs befsrs
srd sorne ieht sfnuis1fs wers even hiu
The rhvsieIaus d. uat ho.t euf much ca
coarsesrasrl. 5rs fhsy ta1f.li that tne 'sl,
hope r1s fBal ~ a. 1us t10u srt a. ae
psssed through sie rf.issi raieIr ni1i
hore = noa 4 Fsg 1Y fheol Coz as nocoverr
He So sfsi lno5o- oiis .asi evening" rr'
-osI appearances was naf Suffering ~ ms.Gi
pain - before tho operation.
Telegram-herald., 1887-02-28


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YESTERDAY
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The loung reople's socsiy - ne Hesi
asa-itr fre~syssftao NbNfeA VII he.l itf
fretiiSr entertainment "a Ehs eissfri Thurs
0sy Bikot
me yoang people Of the ifvissen Street.
~ g. l1urea h9la a missionary i<a al tHs
r,ssideace I'd Az and Mrs : A. Norman, ca
TcFraae-are. Friday evening.
Bishop Gillespie wlli lecture in the chApsl
of St Marks aoaie tomorrow night on shs
subject. "rhe Discharged Prisoners. tae
lecture viii commence 81 s,s5.
The annual meeting II the Women ;
Home and Fogeiga n .ssion Sssciesy wili os
held Al she residssnoe Of Mr-. . ~ Horton
No. - Jefferson ave. FRIDAY stteTnoon.
The annual meeting Of the fark Congre-
cationai church viii - helo "Wednesday
nirht. AL reports Of officers. etc. viii De
presented and large attendance Is oe-
sired.
Prof c. b. Shepard wsll take part IN =
musicale 70 De given tomorrow nisht az the
residence OF lion. S. =. Lacey, ia Charlotte.
by the .adies OF the Congregational Church
there.
The regular meeting ard semi annual
election uf officers of the Ioang People :
League OF the FOuntain-si. Baptist church
will be held IN the church pariors Thursday
Telegram-herald., 1887-02-28

5ohs q. ssr9 ksoetx~s srossn Ara q q
of ehs Horses iksals ffuFt.

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of the HoFses issals 8uFt.
sersoas runaway oocurfca On Grand.
vills-sve yesserdsy. John cyssrs. his y is
and two children, who liye last seeth q
Grsndsiiie. we're returning hos0s from
ohnsoh with slsigh snd doabse ts4zo.
When usAT The Chicago & West Michigan
railroad crossine TIE tesm became irlEht-
ene3 NJ a passing trsis snd ran away
frey ran against a taefreih pole y hs.r
near the summit Of ihe hill and Ars sysi -
and one Of the children who wgre oooupy-
ing the rear seat we're thrown olt. bDf ~
they struck Ia the srow they escaped With 5
iew slight scrsicasx The horses
continued their race over tbe
bah, ard Il SEEMED a. though
they would soon tire and he brought - =
sisndstill. bat when near tue kumsey
place on GTandFilie ave, they sudden y
v heeled into the side of the roal where
there is an incline Of some elEbt or ten fcsi
aud the sleigh was upset The little Roy
iumped cot AT stbe back Of the slesgb ana
escaped injury, bat the father was caught
under the box The horses fell down aid
were unable 10 regain thelr feet The boy
hurried Of and soon returned with mum
Der Of men and boys. vino quickly rescued
Mr.. Cvsira from his position under iiie
sleigh Before the horses could b. released
the harness had 20 be cut in piers Mr.
Cvstra received 4 broken arm and severs
bad gzshes about the head and face one
Of the horses was bart - bad that IL couid
hardly walk aud the prospects are that Il
viii have 10 be killed.
Telegram-herald., 1887-02-28

Hrs. A n Freeman. ~ Chicago. spoke
hefore nsdium-sizsd aadencs at Powers
opera uaass last evening. taxing rs her
suh5ect. some things don't understand.
shs seriouslg criticised the Rihia and faiks.f
ul1n the improbable things uhich sppssr
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tae Ak which Eas ogllang nos as Big 20
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gsscsd tr0 anluss and tTo insects -
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earth. list think nay friends ~ rhst a.
improbable story thlsts Then thrfa tae
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Telegram-herald., 1887-02-28


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Telegram-herald., 1887-02-28
rEI.soNAL INrEII.IeENc

M1 \. " PecS, oil Eyast, i3 visiting in
~ citv.
a. Hayes and VIE. of this city, are visit
lnz rei.Eives 20 Woodland and vtcinlty.
Clarence a. teonsrl. eaero~sing ani eD -
roiung cierx Of ias State legislature, 5 n
lhs cisY.
Mss Aegie DDsx.sss has been the guest
of Mss Maoei Lord. Of Manistee, Tor sev.
era csys.
Mss Eva - who has been visiting
1x conH1. Ghe8A Baei 81 Nashville Tor
fhs pzst meath. has returned 20 her nome
Ira tlis clty.
Ms rdsth Ficming ~ Nashville. has
rstlrne-i 70 her home alter pleasant visit
Eith lriends ln toe ctg. S1s WAS accom-
Pa1ied by Der aunt Ms. r. Dsnsnore, o.
AIS ertv
Telegram-herald., 1887-02-28
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Telegram-herald., 1887-02-28

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Telegram-herald., 1887-02-28

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a. ire tnlrefailt eazreh 80 Taerssse
.gen ~ a. n - oise 81 tte csst e.zirFs
~ftes rassar - aer ttss fInneer hss
s-tfiesl - e T1s ~fr esoF ss sise kfHst
Nan k1E lecture arE1 Ruaen NJ
Fi1hrsr tas soeas a.1e5 r.-ns. VI - s.
iuxfrat-d Tisa q a<ep nnmbFr - ane sssre-
scu.au views SD a. - txeat - lAase
80 nez stess&
Telegram-herald., 1887-02-28
T0EArk0

forasmuch rs it Is observed. that many
abuses are crept in. and o0mmtted, bs
freQrent taking oi t05acso.
It's ordered by tbe authority 81 this
C5urto That 40 pefsou under fae ace ~
twenty one yesrs. nor snr other. thai bath
not sl7esdr accustomed hlrleelfs 10 fbe ase
thereof shall take any tooscSo uniil hee
hath brought reTtincafe under the hands
of some who are approved for knoTiesfge
and skil. iu phisics thsf Is l. usefali 81
hins and also tiiat bee issfh re- 81 sod Ia.
eease from the oourte. f1r the sanas Al nd
f0r The rsyuisiinE 81 thcse. w1o either hg
tbeir former taking a.. have ic thsire o~De
anprehensions. H'sia it necessary r. them
OF uppon due advice. are persuaded % re
use thereof
90 is ordered. Thai 10 man within ihis
0oionve after the publication hereof. shsil
iese anv fobscko. pu5i1De.y. iu me strHeft
highways o. snv barue ra-1sz. ~ uupou
training dsyes. in any 0rea p'see~. un-e'
the penalty 0f SIX penoe ior eaeh 0ffenc'
aEsinst this 0rd~r. n sn7 The psrficr isr
thereof - zee rad wlfHous gzsnesayi sing
upnon coariS nor. hV tbs trsfi finonr ~ ons
witness. thsf is H'tbosE iBa exception tfs-
fore anv che nsaelsfrsfe. And ths corssa.
hies iB the ssversli tosres. AZ rssfuife8 fr
make rreeentuenf ~ each rertieulsr courts
of sIra fhev ioe urdfrrszrd and ce-
svicf % ees t-snsEfessars - thss 1rder.
lf vos print fhis "a rIss sesr
LFaFTfrs sHtEFn
hiEb ~saEEtDck.
Telegram-herald., 1887-02-28
WHY HE is A psoHlslrloNlsr.
.'Zefsnisr shaker fron Nigh SAugstaek'
Wants Three Cent whiskey-An Ola
Law About s.TobHcko.T

NIsH SkJGArrcK bOut furst March, s..
To The Editor ol ths TrIrsK AS-HEskrD.
SIn-I never rit but , feeoes far tbe print
in ofus an L prin;id both OF them and
hay sent me your dsly ever sense fre
yraters, 50 reckon you must like 1m fast
rate. thiak L air rite on all snbiiks but
wun that is the prohibilohin subiik Now
sur am simen pure prohibitoher bat
don't no as THAR is emmy need OF mending
our konstetushun fur 10 that under our
kons;etushun as it IS our iathers he'd a rile
"a stick their noses intu ever mans biznes
with impnnity, and 20 prove il IA { ] shall
kOte sum law that is older than our konstc-
tushun; an I faver takin The bits ~ our one
mouths AMI maxim what laws We wunt
and If enny body think proh0bi
tchiny k0asistushun will help toe
things along there make wun. Now ! sm
over 20 years old, hsvin' been born some
time about l7Sl. or thareafter. aud I chzw
a little turbacxer fur newrslge. and hev
took row and then iickur fnr M stomock
sake. and ! don't care III pa 10 cents and
sometimes IS cents fn- my Ticker as ! do
ghar the licker men hev 90 "a sich inor-
mus tax as tina now dn. ] ike Ia pa not
tu exceed sents fur drink OF lkcr. aud
so want prohebitchun and frc whisky It
j. rite: an then ins:id OF havin % 90 5 or
8 blocks fur ny drink es / now du ] want
n have il in every dark corner al every
block. and don't kare IL thar ia IL or tire
"a the block. as thar IS sure IN 5e when pro-
hebiiohen i the law, fur then i0sti6 ot
havin "a go intu thes bi tond, cleen kept
sampil rooms whar everything - % cleen
ana ordfrie that ltssl lost ! can sneek N
eseryw bar and git drink and ley iits : or
atrues iu az mite III ast 20 Ike fites and good
lte cheers me up now But was goin u
k0ie sum law 10 show you that We always
had rite 90 saa what n man should etc ~
drink OF chaw. So l koie yu frum a sw
book. The Blu Laws ~ Connecticut in lass
q. when our lsrthsrs was pure ike the pro
hibitcnoners Of tude. Page 9d sod if that
Amt back Ear enug far president J tea SO
ack lurdeE. Here BE- he aw.
Telegram-herald., 1887-02-28

Pres dent v NoiEt
Treasurer Julius ilot nson.
"A. <. EscAeicaer, JaAns ~troh.
q II Ritter. 1Hl ada
Aufnrl OSbes.
neiroil. Nich.. ish. 81 fst
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-09-08
The FIonr Ouinul.

MISSEAPoLIs, MSS., September z.
The Northwestern Miller Iays; Re-
cent heavy rains have greatly i'm.
proved the water power, and for .
week pas. the mills have had nearly
A. much water a. they needed. Az q
result, the use Of steam has been
mostly discontinued, aud the -four
production has risen 10 exlen.
sive proportions, The output last
week was l57, 400 barrels. averaging
20, ,250 barTels daily, against $4,000
barrels the previous week, and lil 200
barrels for the corresponding tins In
1885. The same number OF mills
nlnoteer-nre In operation the present
week, but the output will be lighter,
there being two idle days. Every body
Ia we'll stocked with orders for nouf,
and millers, feeling very Independent,
have put mp prioes TO Is cents.
At the advance the demand IL
less Sotiye, though yet good, the
export trade having improved. Boy.
trs are anxious 10 ret old wheat lliur,
and, as the tupply Of old wheat 10 not
large, milleTs are disposed b cell only
where they can got top figures. The
weeks erpo'ts we're 5000 barrels.
Receipts - Wheat, 10000 bushea.
shipmenta-Wheai, 10000 bushels; I;
-four, las $40 barrels; mill stun, 525i
tors. Wheat In store hore, 2,070, ,2b9
bushels: Duluth, 1902 bushels; ~.
Paul, $50, ,0c0 buihels.